Taxation
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South-South Senators Back Tax Reform Bills
Senators from the South-South geopolitical zone of Nigeria have expressed support for the Tax Reform Bills presented to the National…
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Senate Sets Up Committee To Review Tax Reform Bills With AGF
The Senate on Wednesday set up a committee to review the controversial Tax Reform Bills that are before the National…
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Polaris Bank Partners Amtis Skills Place To Empower Next Generation Designers
In its determination to produce the next generation of young designers who will go on to capture the imagination of…
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Tinubu Directs Justice Ministry, NASS To Work On ‘Concerns’ In Tax Reform Bills
President Bola Tinubu has directed the Federal Ministry of Justice and the National Assembly to work on concerns raised over…
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CBN To Lay-Off 1,000 Members Of Staff By December Ending
There are indications that the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) may retire about 1,000 of its employees by December 31,…
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Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede Applauds Nigeria-France Business Ties
Aigboje Aig-Imoukhuede, President of the France-Nigeria Business Council (FNBC) and Chairman of Access Holdings PLC, has lauded the deepening economic…
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Tax Reform Bills: Experts Call For Restraint, Patriotism As Controversy Rages
Story/Photo Credit: channelstv.com As the controversy over the Tax Reform Bills continues to rage, experts have weighed in, calling for…
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Nigerians Earning Below N1m Annually Exempted From Income Tax
Barring last-minute changes, the Senate will pass the controversial Tax Reform Bills today, exempting those earning below N1 million per…
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Access Bank Acquires Standard Chartered Bank Angola S.A. and Standard Chartered Bank (Sierra Leone) Limited
Access Bank PLC has announced the completion of acquisition of Standard Chartered Bank Angola S.A. and Standard Chartered Bank (Sierra…
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CBN raises interest rate to 27.50% From 27.25%
The Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, has raised the monetary policy rate to 27.50 per cent, from 27.25 per cent.…
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